We are dying from civilisation and its discontents; we have invented the machine and can no longer live without it. We cannot even imagine life without machines. Yet machines have enslaved us. They determine our movements and our thoughts.
We are dying from civilisation and its discontents; we have invented the machine, and the machine now invents us. We do not live, we are lived.
We are dying from civilisation and its discontents; we have invented the machine, but we have not invented the controls that belong with the machine.
We are dying from civilisation and its discontents; we have invented the machine and now we are ourselves parts of the machine.
We are dying from civilisation and its discontents. The machine has possessed us, and we must either master it or perish.
We are dying from civilisation and its discontents; we have invented the machines, but we do not know how to live with them.
We are dying from civilisation and its discontents, and only the most radical knowledge of the authenticity of being can save us.
We are dying from civilisation and its discontents, and only the most radical knowledge and the most intimate courage can possibly enable us to endure.
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